Tropical Beach Scene Painting by Mabel Singer

This is a large, square-format painting depicting a tropical beach scene, signed by 'Mabel Singer'. The artwork appears to be rendered in oil or acrylic paints on a canvas or board, set within a simple, narrow dark brown wooden frame. The frame itself shows minimal detailing, suggesting a functional rather than ornate purpose. The central focus of the painting is a leaning palm tree dominating the left-center foreground, with its fronds extending towards the center of the canvas. To the right, partially submerged in the pale turquoise and green water, is what appears to be a section of a boat, possibly a sailboat, with its sail unfurled or partially visible, creating an element of intrigue or tranquility. The background features distant landmasses with dense brown-green foliage on the left, transitioning into a light blue and grey sky above the calm, shallow waters. The beach itself is rendered in shades of light brown and tan, with visible brushstrokes creating texture. There is green grass and some organic shapes, possibly driftwood or roots, in the immediate foreground beneath the palm tree. The color palette is subdued, utilizing pastels and earthy tones, suggesting a serene or perhaps early morning/late afternoon ambiance. The painting exhibits a somewhat naive or folk art style, characterized by simplified forms and a direct, unpretentious approach to composition. No significant condition issues such as tears, punctures, or prominent paint loss are immediately visible from the provided images, though a closer inspection would be required to ascertain subtle details or discrepancies. The age is estimated to be mid to late 20th century based on the style and framing typical of that period.